If you have an e-reader or an iPad or tablet, then you want to get some free books! When I don’t feel well, sometimes all I do is read or study. I have always loved to read, since I was a child. I have had an e-reader from almost the
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I write this as many warriors will be traveling soon. I have traveled extensively and frequently as a yoga teacher trainer that teaches at yoga retreats in exotic destinations. Here is what I have learned. Always see your doctor before you travel. There are many reasons for this. First, you
Hello everyone, Patients all over the world struggling with sickle cell disease often go to the hospital when they are in a crisis and receive poor medical care from healthcare workers who have little to no knowledge of SCD. This has got to stop. In this section, we will be
What to do with AVN when you are young? See the message below! I am young (in my early 20s) and I had a hip replacement one and a half years ago. I had AVN in my left hip which progressively got worse over the course of 8 years to
The Key to Happiness November 11, 2017 Written by: crystalmccrory32 My son has a form of sickle cell anemia that has caused him great pain and suffering throughout his life. It often impedes his physical abilities, sidelining him for important events and milestones other children seamlessly enjoy. This past year
If your new year’s resolution is to improve your lifestyle, health, and body, here are a few tips to get you headed in the right direction.
As a parent with a child that has sickle cell, how far would you go to cure your child? Read about one mother’s journey, her struggle, and sacrifices–all to protect and support her beloved son.
